Kehinde Bolu Adesina

Graduate Research Assistant @University Of Oklahoma - Gaylord College Of Journalism & Mass Communication

Norman, OK, US

Conducted qualitative research on how communication among non-profits, community groups, and local government agencies enhances disaster resilience, resource allocation, and emergency management.• Analyzed social media rumors during disasters, specifically FEMA-related misinformation on X during Hurricane Helene, to understand public trust, emotional responses, and disaster communication strategies.• Worked on the NSF Growing Convergence Research (GCR) Project, documenting the first-ever tribe-initiated Native Renewable Energy Symposium through photography, video production, and interviews.• Investigated the social, legal, and policy implications of deepfake technology, assessing its role in public trust, conflict escalation, and crisis communication.• Assisted with the literature review of research proposing regulatory interventions for deepfake technology, focusing on global organizations such as the UN, EU, and G7.

Beijing Normal University

Bachelor of Arts - BA, Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs

Beijing Normal University

Master of Arts - MA, Drama, Film and Television

University of Illinois Springfield

Master of Arts - MA, Communication, General

The Nigerian French Language Village

Diploma in French Language, French Language and Literature

Obafemi Awolowo University

Diploma in Dramatic Arts, Drama and Dramatics/Theatre Arts, General

University of Oklahoma

Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Mass Communication/Media Studies

Université d'Abomey-Calavi

Diploma of Education, Chinese Language and Literature